U S School Aid Bill in New Trouble
Washington lawmakers faced fresh hurdles as Senators McNamara and Javits offered amendments to extend outlays for classroom construction and to keep the National Defense Education Act alive. The measure targets schools in districts with federal personnel families amid a packed Senate and House agenda. Senate leaders urged avoiding further amendments and pushing a separate defense education bill.
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Washington
Cap
Congress
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
House
Riles
Mike Mansfield
Montana
City Reduces Taxes Fourteenth Year in a Row
The San Leandro City Council voted Monday night to cut the tax rate for the fourteenth consecutive year. The rate stands at $1.08 per $100 of assessed valuation, reflecting the city’s long-standing trend of tax reductions as its population grows from 26,442 when it was a town to about 70,000 residents now.
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San Lleandro
Calif
Galifor
San Leandro
Huntsville Man Accused in Rape Case
Litter Rock AP report states Chester A Whorley, 28, of Huntsville, charged with rape and bound over to Pulaski County grand jury. Arrested after a July incident in a residential area where a rape victim reported an attack on Aug 5. Whorley faces two burglary counts and one count of indecent exposure, all with concealed weapon charges. Police say he carried an ice pick or knife and was found hiding under a chair after a chase.
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Litter Rock
Chester A. Whorley
Huntsville
Pulaski County
Whorley
Palice
Infant Son of R Brumers Dies in Ashville
The infant son of Mr Richard Brimer of Ashville North Dakota died in that city August 14 after birth. Named Thomas Christopher, he was buried August 16 in Ashville. Survivors include his parents one sister Patricia and his paternal grandparents.
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Gid Mes
Richard Brimer
Ashville
Nod
Thomas Christopher
Patricia
Mays
Br, M
Braines
Dupe
Weather Pipement Station report for Av tours ending gom
Monday shows high 76 and low 88 with precipitation 222 inch. Report notes cola precipitation through jfaly 32.39 pieces and references a game period last year 2242. Forecast mentions Missouri fate partly crady thrash Wednesday and a tile warmers high today 5 00.
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Gom
Jfaly
Salary Plan Rejected by Chrysler by UAW Demand
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp rejected the United Auto Workers demand that 60,600 hourly workers be paid salaries. Chrysler says hourly pay for production work is industry standard and proper compensation. GM and Ford did not respond to the union’s broader payroll and social legislation proposals.
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Detroit
Mich
APD
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Congress Tn
Arthur Hughes
Chrysler Department
Gervid Atkinson
Creysler
Massachusetts Wants Pen Pal News Message
A fragment from a Massachusetts notice seeks pen pals. It mentions Miss Deborah The from Lakeside Ave Webster and asks responders to include name address age hair and eye color marital status and promises to send more information about getting a pen pal.
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Deborah
Lakeside Ave
Webster
Miss
Gary D. Fisk Earns B S Degree at State Teachers College
Gary D Fisk son of Mr and Mrs Marelli Fisk, receives his bachelor of science degree from Arkansas State Teachers College in Conway. The ceremony occurred in Manstie Ark with graduates and family in attendance.
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Gary D. Fisk
Marelli
Fisk
Bud St
Ark State Teachers College
Conway
Manstiele
Ark
Powers Church Revival Begins Sunday
Powers Missionary Baptist Church schedules a revival starting Sunday with services at Powers Chapel. עמ The event aims to attract community members and reenergize faith, featuring likely guest speakers and evening sessions at the church doors.
Reds Boot Pacifists on Moscow Trek
In East Germany 86 protesters from a San Francisco to Moscow march were hustled out after rejecting a Red offer to transport them toward Poland. A spokesman said the mostly American and West German marchers did not yet know their next move as they planned to distribute atomic disarmament pamphlets en route to Moscow.
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Velmstedt
Cermany
East Germany
Posland
San Francisco
Moscow
Rain Forecast Hammers Northwest Arkansas
Heavy rain continues in northwest Arkansas with Springdale hardest hit as streets flood and businesses flood. Temperatures run 10 to 20 degrees below normal, with highs around 54 in Berorado and a cooling trend expected by midweek as a cloudy layer breaks up.
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Associated Press
Earl Arkansas
Springdale
U.S
Spring Creek
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hanna Dies in Nashville
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hanna 82 of Nashville Arkansas died Monday in a Nashville hospital She was widow of Ford B Hanna a former army member of St Paul Methodist Church She left three daughters Alma Hanna Mrs CW Stewart and Ace Coleman all of Nashville and one brother Dr Goodlett of Ny Die Funeral services will be held at 200 pm at Latiner Funeral Chapel Nashville with Rev Bean and Rev Lewis officiating Burial will be St Vand Cemetery near Oeun
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Mary Mlizabeth Goodlett
Hani
Dean
Ark
Nash Ville
Tanna
Ford B. Wana Army
St. Paul
Inchile
Alma Manna
CW. Stewart
Ate
Chesice Coleman
Nashville
Dr. Goodlett
Bite Bean
Walker
We Lewis
Tiehiting
St. Vand Cemetens
Oeun
Lions Light Bulb Sale Next Monday
The Hope Lions Club holds its annual light bulb sale next Monday August 21 at 1:06 PM. Bulbs sell at seven for $2 with proceeds benefiting the Light Conservation Find and the Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind. Over 950 blind persons have received training at the kitchen center, with 47 percent of graduates securing gainful employment or becoming framemakers.
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Hope Lions Club
Arkansas Enterprises
Lranes
Bread Price Rise Expected Across Nation Says Industry
CHICAGO AP Housewives nationwide may see a penny rise per loaf as manufacturing costs climb. BE. J. Kelley an American Bakers Association president notes a late but likely increase though not confirming the exact amount. He cites 15 billion loaves consumed annually and $120 million impact from a penny rise. Wheat price supports and farmers withholding grain add to cost pressures.
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Chicago
BE. J. Kelleyan
American Bakers Association
Leu
Homecoming and revival services planned in Bingen
A homecoming at Grace Baptist Church in Bingen is set for Sunday August 20 with revival services beginning that afternoon and continuing next week. Evangelist Clyde Taslie from Rag ers is joined by pastor Le Richardson in leading the gatherings.
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Feme
Grace Baptist
Brandenburg Gate Sealed by Blockade
AP reports Berlin's Brandenburg Gate sealed by armored convoys and barbed wire as East and West forces face off. West Berlin police and British soldiers observe from the surrounding Tiergarten while East German troops block passages. Demonstrations may flare near the gate, with uncertain outcomes.
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Hige
East
West Berlin
Gunyane
Brandenburg Gate
Tiergarten
Ble
Berlin
Not Police
Mrs. R. M. Briant Dies at 87 in Mapes Home
Mrs. R. M. Briant longtime Mapes resident and Methodist lay worker died Monday in a local rest home at age 82. She served in WSCS and was a poet and church worker. Survived by two nieces Q A Graves of Hope and Mrs Ridley Smith of Santa Ana and four nephews Claud Mes Corkle Little Rock Briant Me Corkle Dallas Phillip McCorkle Arkadelphia Ed Mecorkle Hope. Funeral held today in First Methodist Church with Rev EB Moore officiating. Burial at HM Cemetery with Jaelius in charge.
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R. M. Brian
Methodist Church
Mapes Shu Wis
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Q. A. Graves
Hope
Ridley Smith
Santa Ana
Calif
Claud Mes
Corkle
Little Rock
Briant MeCorkle
Dallas
Phillip McCorkle
Communists threaten travel ban between East and West Berlin
The Soviet West stance prompts a move by East Berlin to require entry permits for West Berlin traffic while West Berliners commuting to East Berlin are exempt. The border crossings saw German police turning back East Germans and tightening controls as tensions rise in the divided city.
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Bertin
West
East Berlin
City relief program yields first Newburgh job
In Newburgh New York a welfare recipient took a city job but quit after lunch. Welfare chief Petrillo says he later found private painting work and asked to be taken off relief rolls. The city’s plan requires able bodied relief receivers to take city jobs to reduce welfare costs. Meanwhile Los Angeles critics label the Newburgh crackdown a national hoax aimed at punitive welfare cutbacks and potential malnutrition risks.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Cat
Neweburgh
Polat Perrillo
Petrillo
Los Angeles
National Association of Social Workers
N Y
Ralph L. Goff
Hearing Set Over Boat Fatality
Municipal Court arraignment is set for a 14 year old in Mabelvale Arkansas in connection with a fatal boating incident on Lake Ouachita Sunday. Prosecutor David Whittington said the youth was held on $5000 bond. the boat driven by the youth struck and killed Henry Stradie of Fine Bluth.
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Hop Springs
Ark
Mabelvale
Blondiy
David Whittington
Nidis
Chien
Whittington
Sun Vie Strodly
Japan Observes Surrender Anniversary But Some Areas Silent
Japanese authorities mark the surrender anniversary with memorial services in many cities but no nationwide official observance is reported. The article notes several regions held ceremonies while others showed no formal acknowledgment.
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Tokyo Cap
Protests to Be Filed by West Allies
London reports the British, U.S. and French governments will file written protests against Soviet border restrictions. A spokesman said the move aims to precisely state the Western position and that a delay is not expected. The Western powers consider the issue serious but would not discuss comments by West German Chancellor Adenauer on possible trade cuts with the Soviet bloc.
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London
Wesleyt
Bertie
Welilan
British Reviow
U.S
Weal
Kanad Adenamer
Marie Wester
Lincoln Sub Fires Six Missiles Four Reach Targets
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP dispatch reports the Abraham Lincoln submarine fired six missiles in a one day test, with four achieving planned targets. The nuclear submarine left for Charleston load of 16 missiles before heading toward patrol areas. Details on all launches were not officially acknowledged by the Defense Department, but sources say four rockets hit targets in the open Atlantic near Grand Bahama Island about 300 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
APM
Abraham Lincol
U. S
Navy
Polaris
Charleston
D.C
Parral
Defense Department
Atlantic Ocean
Grand Bahama Island
The
Cape
Navy freezes 26200 on duty to boost manpower
The Navy will extend active duty for about 26 200 officers and enlisted personnel set to leave, keeping them on duty from months to a year. The move supports a military buildup, aiming to raise Navy strength from 626 000 to 647 000 and may not change ship counts soon.
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Washington
Navy
Fort
George Jessel Plans Retirement in France Next Year
Comedian George Jessel said Monday night he will retire next year and move to France. While in town for a nightclub engagement he told an interviewer he plans to settle in Saumur on the Loire River, describing his return as a new chapter away from show business.
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George Jessel
France
Windoci
Paytei
Uvor Jessel
Bastiasier
Saumnes
Liviera
Permit demands spark Berlin travel clash across Iron Curtain
West Berliners faced new permit rules to enter East Berlin as East German authorities tightened borders. Western officials and allies condemned the move while calling for protests and sanctions against the Soviet bloc. Trade unions and church leaders urged restraint as tensions rose in the divided city.
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BRLIN
Hevlin
Antil
West
Russia
East Crowsman
Sharp
Andrei L. Solovyev
Boviel
Karls Host
East Berlin
Berlin
Willy Brandt
Miurders
West Berlin
Interior Ministry
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Sart Scharl
Evangelical Church
Olly Dikelius
Goodwin ships 115 pounder in Tennessee
Aubrey Goodwin brings in a 115 pound melon for Roy Anderson to ship to a Tennessee friend. He previously raised the largest invloy in the area weighing 150 pounds last year.
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Aubrey Goodwin
Roy Anderson
Tennessee
Goodwin
Body recovered in Current River near Pocahontas
The body of Hager Johnson, 24, of Biggers, was recovered Monday from the Current River two miles southeast of Pocahontas Arkansas. He drowned in the river on July July .
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Pocahontas, Ark
Hager Johnson
Biggers
Tuo Miles Suat
San Julay
Wiis
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